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Erasmus explains reasons for Brown and Flannery

BOK SECOND ERA

THE Springboks can’t do things the same way they did in the previous two World Cup cycles and expect to be on the winning side again in a few years in Australia.

That’s why the Springboks brought in Tony Brown (attack), and Jerry Flannery (defence) to change things up as the second era of head coach Rassie Erasmus started this past week.

Brown and Flannery replaced former head coach Jacques Nienaber and Felix Jones, who departed for coaching opportunities in Ireland and

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